The phrase "a much higher range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing levels, quantities, or extents that are significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new model offers a much higher range of features compared to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater range" or "a considerably higher range".
Using wide-band receivers, a much higher ranging resolution can be obtained by simply recording ambient signals from any occupied bands.
In fact, it achieves much higher range resolution, range accuracy, spatial resolution while working in the high depth range interval.
The stretching vibrations of C=O group result the peak at 1600 cm−1 where it generally appear at much higher range [50].
We also found a ceiling effect in our data: the percentage of patients giving the highest possible score is much higher (range 11,6% to 30,4%) than the percentage of patients who gave the worst possible score (range 0,1%to1,0%0,1%to1,0%
Particularly, Cytorace 5, 6 and 8 have evolved with very much higher range values of quantitative traits than the parents and other Cytoraces, which suggests the role of transgressive segregation in the evolution of these Cytoraces.
Comparing our results to those of earlier studies in other countries (Table 1), shows that our findings for boys are comparable to the other studies in general practice (range 1.7 3.8), but for girls our results are much higher (range of other studies in general practice (3.1 24.3).
Significantly, the fold changes detected by Affymetrix microarray ranged between 0 to 3.5, while those by Fluidigm ranged between 0 to 13 reflecting a much higher dynamic range by the microfluidics platform.
In contrast, when the hybridizations were grouped by labeling site, the number of genes showing a statistically significant difference was much higher, ranging from 24 (tumors 234 and 239) to 36 (tumor 248).
